March - June
2-3 days
INR 3500/- per person
Summer is the busiest season in Pahalgam, as it attracts the most visitors. The weather is pleasantly crisp and lovely, with temperatures ranging from 11°C to 25°C.
The monsoon in Pahalgam is lovely, with gentle showers that rejuvenate the entire area. The soft rain brings life to the lush, beautiful valley. The temperature ranges from 18 to 30 degrees Celsius. Pahalgam is a sight to behold in the rain truly.
With temperatures varying between 1 degree Celsius and ÂÂÂÂ12 degree Celsius, winters are snowy in Pahalgam. The first snowfall of the season occurs towards the end of October and lasts until the beginning of January.
The Pir Pinjal or Banihal railway tunnel is 11,215 kilometres (7 miles) long, 8.4 metres broad, and 7.39 metres tall. It is the longest railway tunnel in India and the fourth longest in Asia.
The traditional Kashmiri attire, Pheran, the one-of-a-kind copper kettles known as Samovar, the earthen fire pots known as Kangiri covered in woven wicker, handcrafted walnut furniture and souvenirs, and so on are some unusual things to see.
It is the only Indian state in which residents are both Indian and Kashmiri citizens.
Staying on a houseboat or Shikara is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that is frequently included in good Kashmir trip packages.
On a pony ride through Pahalgam, take in the beautiful environment. Guides are available to accompany the ponies for rent, providing a unique perspective on the area.
Taxis are available for hiring at all times.
Pahalgam is best explored on foot and through long walks. That's when the verdant surroundings' beauty comes to life.
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Kashmiri, Urdu, Dogri, Hindi and English.